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Increased safety with new training, trucking association says

Food, fuel shortages in Sydney seem short-lived after massive snowstorm

Grocery store shelves in Sydney, N.S., were filling back up Wednesday after pictures of shortages were posted to social media the day before. Gas and diesel supplies were also low at service stations, but trucks were once again filling up Wednesday at the bulk fuel plant.

APTA seeks consistent training as MELT rolls into Atlantic Canada

The Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association (APTA) says the Newfoundland and Labrador government is trying to sneak in a mandatory entry-level training

APTA names White driver of the year, honors industry stars

The Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association (APTA) has honored Josh Charles White with the Driver of the Year award during its annual awards dinner in

Nova Scotia to delay ELD requirement for provincially regulated carriers

Nova Scotia’s Registry of Motor Vehicles has advised that the province is putting the brakes on electronic logging device (ELD) requirement for

Trucking announcements: Doucet to lead APTA board, AMJ Cambell to donate $2M to charity

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Atlantic Canada carriers buckle down against challenges

Carriers in the Atlantic provinces are not immune to headwinds from lower freight volumes and rates that are affecting the rest of the country but are

Driver Inc. penetrating into Atlantic Canada, APTA warns

The Driver Inc. companies are raising their head in Atlantic Canada, warned Chris McKee, executive director of the Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association

Trucking announcements: Industry raises funds for charity, pets provide emotional support to owner-ops

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'Somebody dropped the ball': Shipper says ferry cancellation impacts could have been avoided